Virtual teaching from the educational quality approach
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Educational quality in Latin America has deteriorated during the pandemic; therefore, it is relevant to understand it in this context. The objective was to interpret e-learning from the educational quality approach (EVdFC). The method was qualitative approach with hermeneutic methodology. The method was interpretative where the interview technique was used through a guide of semi-structured questions to educational entities that were giving or receiving the educational service through virtuality. The results were: an emerging category, related to the updating and adaptation of a curriculum that responds to the objectives of sustainable development, that prepares new professionals with adequate competencies for the world of work, improvement in curricular content, use of digital resources, adequate digital infrastructure that guarantees the quality of teaching and construction of learning. In conclusion, it is imperative to diversify a hybrid curriculum.
Educational quality in Latin America has deteriorated during the pandemic; therefore, it is relevant to understand it in this context. The objective was to interpret e-learning from the educational quality approach (EVdFC). The method was qualitative approach with hermeneutic methodology. The method was interpretative where the interview technique was used through a guide of semi-structured questions to educational entities that were giving or receiving the educational service through virtuality. The results were: an emerging category, related to the updating and adaptation of a curriculum that responds to the objectives of sustainable development, that prepares new professionals with adequate competencies for the world of work, improvement in curricular content, use of digital resources, adequate digital infrastructure that guarantees the quality of teaching and construction of learning. In conclusion, it is imperative to diversify a hybrid curriculum.
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